Is it possible................

[Gaz37]

To connect a non bluetooth equipped amp (Pioneer A300R) to non bluetooth passive speakers (Epos ELS)?

I've seen bluetooth transmitters that can be connected to any amp but is there a receiver that be connected to passive speakers?

Thanks

 

[Al ears]

To connect a non bluetooth equipped amp (Pioneer A300R) to non bluetooth passive speakers (Epos ELS)?

I've seen bluetooth transmitters that can be connected to any amp but is there a receiver that be connected to passive speakers?

Thanks

Perhaps I misread this but why would you want to send music via Bluetooth to a passive pair of speakers?

 

[Gaz37]

To connect a non bluetooth equipped amp (Pioneer A300R) to non bluetooth passive speakers (Epos ELS)?

I've seen bluetooth transmitters that can be connected to any amp but is there a receiver that be connected to passive speakers?

Thanks

Perhaps I misread this but why would you want to send music via Bluetooth to a passive pair of speakers?

They would be in a different room than the amp & can't be arsed to drill a hole in the wall to run the cable through

 

[richardw42]

Not sure I fully understand the question. Are the speakers currently connected to the amp using speaker cable. If not they need to be. You can then just get a Bluetooth receiver to plug into the amp (from about £20).

Speakers need to be directly connected to some form of amplification. Willpower just won't cut it.

 

[Gaz37]

Not sure I fully understand the question. Are the speakers currently connected to the amp using speaker cable. If not they need to be. You can then just get a Bluetooth receiver to plug into the amp (from about £20).

Speakers need to be directly connected to some form of amplification. Willpower just won't cut it.

So only active speakers can be connected wirelessly?

That's pretty much what I thought, I was hoping that there be some magic devices that broadcast and receive the amplified signal using some form of black magic

 

[davedotco]

Get another amplifier and send the signal via Bluetooth at line level. Not ideal as control might be awkward.

For general use the JBL package Control 1 wireless is known to work well, though the quality may not be up to your standard. Cheap though, less than £100 from Maplins at the moment.